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190 6. Commissioners Diane Pound and Chairman Schenck will attend the National Park and Recreation Convention, Anaheim, October 1-5. Bill Warren, Joanne Weintraub and Frank Guida will attend the California League of Cities, Anaheim, October 15-18. 7 . AUGUST PARK DEPARTMENT REPORT: James Knecht commented regarding the free bicycle racks and Mr. Balzarini informed the Commission of a gift of some racks in addition to ones being purchased. Motion to accept the report was made by Diane Pound, seconded by Joanne Wein- traub; carried. RECREATION DEPARTMENT REPORT: Several Conunissioners attended the Community Theater play and were impressed at the professionalism displayed. The report was accepted by motion of Frank Guida, seconded by Joanne Weintraub; carried. ' ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION J J - - - Commissioner Frank Guida requested a chart of activities for the county- wide park system. He asked progress report on the tel~phone to be located in Community Park and Chairman Schenck reported that his con- versation with the City Manager included this item and that when Area IIC" in the park is done that a feasible location for a telephone will be found then. Mr. Guida reported no meeting of his committee regarding motor bike riding location but that he has been in contact with motorcycle clubs regarding a regional site. Commissioner James Knecht reported that the Little League ball team from Hawaii arrived in Redwood City and that he had taken them on a tour of Redwood City including visiting the 4gers. The team was leaving for Los Angeles but took time to talk with the youngsters. The Redwood City team is invited to Hawaii. Commissioner William Warren has attended the Little League games and was impressed with them. He said many of the parents wish to take the Redwood City team to Hawaii next year and plan to explore fund raising methods for the trip. Mr. Guida suggested staff look into feasibility. Commissioner Joanne Weintraub spoke regarding the tree ordinance and feels there is a need to inform the citizenry and tree cutting firms of the conditions of the ordinance--such as through water bill mail- ings. Chairman Schenck asked Pasco Balzarini to implement this idea and to send registered letters to local tree cutting firms. The October 4 meeting will be postponed to October 11 because of the attendance of the conventions. Frank Guida made the motion for adjournment at 10:00 p.m.; seconded by James Knecht; carried. LEE HALTEMAN, SECRETARY ,_.._,-~